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GUB GC 020 Colorful Aluminum Alloy Bicycle Pedals Electroplating DU Bearing Pedal For Outdoor Riding MTB Road Bike Part Pedal
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Product Description
Bicycle pedals are components mounted on the pedals that are used by the rider to push the bicycle forward. Pedals are usually made of metal or plastic and have a non-slip surface to increase stability when pedaling. The shape and size of the pedals will vary between different types of bikes, for example the pedal design may differ between mountain bikes, road bikes and city bikes. Some premium bike pedals may come with clamps or adjustable retention systems to ensure the rider's feet maintain a secure position on the pedals.
Product Feature
1.Variety of materials
Pedals are usually made of metal, plastic, or composite materials to ensure strength and durability.
2.Anti-slip design
The surface of the pedal usually adopts an anti-slip design to increase the friction between the foot and the pedal during riding and improve riding safety.
3.Large-area design
Pedestals usually have a larger stepping area so that the rider can distribute pressure when pedaling, reduce fatigue and improve riding efficiency.
4.Adjustability
Some bicycle pedals have adjustable pedal angles or pedal retention systems to accommodate the needs and habits of different riders.
5.Lightweight design
Modern bicycle pedals usually adopt lightweight design to reduce the weight of the entire vehicle and improve riding flexibility and comfort.
